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Will retired captain O’Toole be a hero or a zero?

Erin O’Toole, a veteran with a good track record, was an obvious choice for the position of minister of Veteran Affairs. But when it comes to veterans, especially the totally and permanently incapacitated injured veteran, will retired captain O’Toole be a hero or a zero?

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